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IMM tit'; ....w*li r i ll - .il'--..f . „,-.• „ IT - t.-, ::.‘rte , - ,,, -- fig , ' • • , ,t---- ....T.-4 ~.' .. *ioi.r.; ilk 4'4N13- _7 - 4- ' , e.'l" i. ,41/ Ni • • . " :1; , SUN. NUMBER 4866.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. erHTS PRESENT EVENING, April Ig, . 180, will be performed THE WORLD. The CltAraders by Mr. ELLISTON.' Mr. BANNISTER.. Mr Wit(PJGHTON, Mr. MATHEWS, PALMER, 'Mr. DE CAMP I Mr. RUSSELL, Mrs. lORDANT, Mrs. POWELL, Miss I3OY C E. The PrQJogue to be spoken by Mr. DE CAMP, • AndThelpileirue by Mr. EL LISTON. wrrn - THE MAYOR . OF GARRATT. . Sir Jacob Jollop, MT. PEN 1, EY ; Major Sturgeon, Mr.' now . roN Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL : Crispin 1-lecltap, Mr. Wli WI TIER . ; • Mrs. Speak, Mrs. HA R W E • Mrs. Bruin, Miss K E I.IA. Boxes 6s. SccontlY rice 35. 6d. Second P rice as.—„ : Callery as. Second Price ts.—tipper Gallery ;Is'. Seconci Trice 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken ofMr. Spring, at the Box.-D Office, _Russel t-street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Half past Six. To-mOrrow, the new Comedy of The World . ; with the nay Melo. Drama of Ella It cosenher. On Friday will be produced (tor the first time) a new Ct.md bAlet of nation, - called Car, ct.ktiss ; in which Mr. irons Inc Opaa-House, will make his first ap • pearance these twelveplats... . . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-,GARDEN. rrO-MORROW EVENING, April 20, 1808, iwrtormed THk MAN OF. 'ME WORLD. Sir l'ertimix tvlsicsycciphant, Mr. COOKE. WITH lIARLEQWIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Mcdher Goose, Mr. SIMMONS; Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr: BOLOGNA, jun. ; 'Squire Bugle, _afterwards Clown, Or. GRIMA LDI ; . Cabin Boy (with a Song), Master SMALL E ; ' Colinette, afterwards Columbine (first time), Miss A DAMS. BoXe4 Os. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 2s. .--Gallery as, Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned: Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the BOx-ollice, in Hart-street. The Doors to be opened at lialf-pist Five, and begin at Half-past Six. On Thursday, Shakspearc's Play (never performed at this Theatre), called The Two Gentlemen of V erona ; wish the nevi Grand Burlesque Melo-Drama of Bonifacio and Bridge tina. The Public are respedifully informed, that Beaumont and FlerLher's Play of liondttca has bepn some time' in prepara tion. • N!YV EXHIBITION, Blt0(,K-STREET. THE First Bxhibition by a Nifw Society, entitled *. The AbOC:I A r U-A It CO, LOURS," is now Ovn. at No. 20, I..fiwer ftr , ok.strcct, Crusvenor-square, amt 111 c.ontinue . c.pen eery Dop f bitlir days excigpta:d, trom o'Ciock until 1)n41(.. Admittance is.—Catalo),,in•s A it 01 t. R 'IS N, Secretary. • 1 This Day was published, In Four Volumes, sinall.gvo. price 3. s. buirds • I • ISTORY of thie FEMALC SEX ; t ranshte,i ••',;iala Of Moiners,'COunwilor 01541 1 e and Professor . of Philosuphy the Uolv,...rhity Gotti,•,..n. lin this Work, iias justly obtained 'a place mon; the classical Prouus . .tous of “ermau Liier.rtore, the Author . not only %lest:rib:3 tilt:St.:lU: Of the 'it'lL:Ln 3114.:Wi1t Times among the principal Nations of the t.; I but -tigates the Causes and Consequences orit , Virtues and Vices, and-of its liditience upon the Nl..irals of So,:iety in general, bath in private life and publi, ?.iftirs : the number of curious Anecdotes tvitli Which this Work abounds, ttiKetherewitli the vast fund of information it enntains, rattier it a valui'bie,ac tzuisition to English Literature. • • Printed for H. Culburn, No. so, Conduit-street, Of whom May be had; jusi published, a new Work on • Natural llistory, designed for the Instrue......n and tainmein or Youth, entitled,. Zoological Anecdotes; or, Authentic and interesting Fatis, relative to tire-Livt..s, Miinncrs, and liLionotity of the: !putt • Creation, exhibiting the insist striking instancos of the intel• ligence, sagacity, soLial dit,posdion, and extraordinar) caps. cities of various Animals, both in their natural and clomesti .cated state ; two neat vols, dos. boards. livi HousAND pouNDs. GENT' mEN,,Sec..posseoed:of incomes aris ing irons Freehold, Copyhold, or Leaseliot4 Estates. Marriage Settlements, or any other property, and those of re spectability having personal security only to .otter, may be supplied with the whole or ally part of the above Sun). on paying Annuity interest for the same, with liberty to return the Principal at the pleasure of the Borrower, and the bu siness completed without the exposure,. exattion, and delay usually attending these transattions. Letters addressed (post paid) to Mr. }lemmings, No. 23, Saville. row, On r I ingtoa-street, London, will Petit ly answer ed; but no personal applications will be received. ONLY TWENTY: THOUSAND TICKETS, TICKETS and S - , ARES are sellitig in the CITY LOTTERY, consisting of FREEHOLD }IOUS ES,. disLiiarged of Land. Tax,. ol the estimated Value of ietbooci. by Sir !AMES BRANSCONIit and Co. at their Lucky Ogices, tt, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Hay smirker. _ • • . _ 7- 7 - A1.13. The Lottery will be Drawn ttSth Tresenarice.—Ticket , 9 Half - - 0 . - , C r 2 o Quarter r - 2 3 0 l Sixtecnth - Schemes gratis At each of the ahoiee Offices-, and all Orders by.Pobt duly attendt.d to.' ' PRIZES EXCHANGED. .rIrHE Hohlers of the Shares of the following' Ca pital Prizes sold by DISH in the Lottery just finished, may receive their Money on demand, or lixraiange them tor Tickets or Shares in the Grand CIT Y'LoTTE ItY, which are selling, in great_variety, at his Offices, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing.cross. 1•10.48,455 i 3 Prize of 10,030 NO. 988, 3 *Prize of ,C 506 ..8,448, - 000 - - 5 v 7,966, • . . . s o 2 4, 88 9 ) . - - 5.^.9 5,654, . - - so 4,282, - - - ',goo 24,557, . - - .500 The CITY LO l"f E RN' of Twenty, I. =hold Houses, dis. charged of 1.0:1-Tax, and valued at ro.vuool. w1:1 begin on 'lsueaday next, the 26th instant, wid be decided the sa►ne day, by the draWing of tt►e first Au Numbers out of the Wheel 'at' •.' S.iteittes,.with Particulars, gratis. . ....• G ftAN I) ctrY • WIT.EII).' bf FREE ITC') D discharged of • LAND-TA X. , o4oots Value in capit.ik Prizes.. Twenty Thousand Tickets, to he :)raven iu C.ii1,111:111, April 26th,.. LIST of CAPITAL PRIZES, with ih Value of eath. Gratv , Hotel, No. 9, Skinner -street, - • - ?i,OOO No. 24, Skinner-stieet . - - YitiiiP No. 43, Ditto . .. - b,Woo . No. 45, Ditto - . - - 6,uvo No. 5, Pickett-street - . . - 6,010 No. 7, Ditto - • - ft . 6,0n0 No. 17, Skinner-street - - - . 4,0.)0 )40. 11, Ditto • • - - 4,0.0 No. 4t, Ditto . .- - . - 4.' 4 ' 0 O. a, Dina - - - - 4,000 No. 4, Ditto - . . , . 4 , 000 No. to, Pickett-street . - - • 4, 00 0 No. it Ditto , . - - - 4 . 00° No. tit:Skinner-street .. - -3,00 n No. .West Side a Snow-hill - - 3,000 No. , 41. Skinner-street . - 3,000 1.,'"• 4s, 4itto . . - -3,, 04:1 ...,""). 49, Ditto . - - -- 3,000 ...o. 4, Pickett-street . - i- 3,000 No. 22, Skinner -street - - 2,000 Making together the Sum of t , ...4,0001. The above Valuation is taken at the !Owen estimate, and there is no doubt that by the time.the Lottery is drawn, the Property will be very, considerabl; in' rea,ed in 'rake. fent have - been.rratie front va'ions pr isms to purchase several, of the Houses at the prices they are estimated at, and it is proposed that thew Prizes which are divided iito small shares shall he sold, and the Vroduce paid to, the 511arcitold,sts Csraing to their respective Shares. Presetit taiice : 'Picket tg o ilaif ,C 4 4 0 LiOith..,eft x ° QUarter .y 3 a# Sixteenth - 3t t 9 a Tit-nets and Shares 4re selli ng id allCf!lie4s . . 'Fills Day was published, Li Evo. price:, il. its. 64. in boards, the Fourth Edition, enlarged and improvea.of KING'S INTIqi.ESI"I'ABLES,—These .'1';1- • biai, w hich for crtrnt, .accuracy, and quickness nr operation, far exceeti any others exiant, arc now ailoOftti . ' for ! general use by , the principal Bankers in Town and Country. soine of whom have-favoured the Author .wlth.the.ftill6w ing respectable tetommentiations We whose names are undersigned, r3ankers in London, and other parts of the .14.ingtliim, having for some time used Interest,Ta'wles which we r.ave found a mot valua hle and -useful work , do rvommend them to. Bankers a. d Merchants, as highly deserving their encouragement and pa. trottagoi . This ,Day was published, . . In One Voi. Molscap Svc). price 7s. in hoards, EDWI I and' ELGIVA, and Slit EVEAARD. ' Two 'TA 1. ES. By the Rev: Roayt - r BLAND: .. . Printed fur Lpnotan,liurst, Rees, and Orme, PaternOs- . • ..• ter-row. • . - - We . have 'read these two Poems with real s4tlif.ilion, and have no hesitatioirin promisin'e the lovers of Poet ty,• that that they %vitt here int-.et with some very beautiful pssaages, and two very interesting and spirited compositions." -13ritisit lan. tBa. TUESDAY,, APRIL 19, 1808. This Day was published, price as. 6d. rrHE. WORLD.—A COMEDY, in Five Aas, arnow performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. • By JAMES KENNY. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, ag4l Orme, Ptiternoi , ter-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, if Ell 3 Rosenberg ; a Melo Mame, price as. 2. Raising the Wind ; a -Farce, is. 6d. 3. Matrimony ; a Musical Afterpieee, is. 6d. '4. False, Alarms ;, an Opera, as. 6d. ' • LAST INDIA lIOUSL, = 4'41 . 14, IEOB. r rHE COURT fDIgECTORS of the UNITED CO,ifl'ANY of MERCHANTS of ENGIAND Trad. ng to the EAY,T INDIES de hereby giwe•Notire, That the General Cowl of the ,s.ejd held at ark House ios Leadenball-street, on.Mordisj..r r 's 2jtb hest. at , Eleven o'Clock in the F;urettow, on Special rlikaies. WILLIAM 12:111S41.', ..Seeretaly. Dr. LEMPRIERE's NEW WORK. '['his` Day was, publialied, , Handsomely printoi in One very large Volume 4to. price 3i. 3S. boards, • ITNIVLRSAL ...BIOGRAPHY ; containing a ,1- - copious Account, Ceititiii and 'Historical, of the Lite • Cliaraaer, Labours and AEtiops, of Eminent 'Person's, 'in ail Ages and Countries, Conditions and Professions, at rail* in-alphabetical order. 117 By J. L E :111'12.111a, [).D. ' Printed fa T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. *** An Abridgment, for the Use of Schools and of Voting .Persons, isAtow in the Press, anti . will shortly be itubli.thed, in' t vol. Stu. .1 As Above may also be hA, by. the 511 MC Author, A .Clas..ical Dkfionary; containing -a dear and cornpro lienaive Account of the propel nilbea tv Iola) OCc ur .1 n •reaLling thz C 135 it's • handsointly prince t 'in t large vol. 4to. price-It. as. in boards. Alsci a new Echtton, being the sixth, of the A briiigtnent or the ClassicAl Dittionary, in-r large vAil • Bvo. price 135. 6d. bound. ' ~.. . On Saturday will be published, • . , .. In Two large Volumes, Sy°. price, in boards, iEs. The 'I bird Edition, corrected, of. L DISSERTATION can the PROPEICIES that . 'have been tultillett, are now fulfilling, or will here after he fulfilled, relative to the great Period of i 260 Years% the-Papal and Mohammedan A irosfasies, the fyrannic4l keign of Alan:lll,st, or the Infidel Power, and the Restoration of the lew.f. by the Rev. GEORGE STANLEY PAPER, 13. D. . • Vicar of Stnekton-upon.Tces. Printed for I. C.•and j. No. 62, St. PauPi Church-yard; sold also by j. Bate:lard, 19 , , Piccadilly. Of whom may he had, just published, by the same Author, • AriCrenerid and Cunnetled View of the Prophecies, rt:lttiVe to the Conversion, Restoration, Union, and suture Glirty, ,i)1 the kntises of (tidal) and Israel ; the Progress and final Overthrow of the Anti.,;hristiaii Conteak.raL) in . the Land ut and the ultimate feneral Dausion. of Christi anity In Two Vols. Svo.price,,iti.bu.tre,s, 16s. liwNs,,ins it i!ONDON. Esdaile and Cm.,--klaStcrihtn. Petas, and Co.—Barclays, ,Triftort, 'and bovait, --Prescott, Grote, and Co.—DoiYn, Thornton, and Co. - forts, Lloyd, :.nri Co.—SMith, Payne, and Smiths . loseph Denison anti Co.--Hoare , Barnett ::, and Co.—Boldero apt Lushington —Forster, Lubbock, an'd Co. —Stdith and Holt.—Sarisotn trid Cobb, - and Co.--Stepbeilsons, Co,—Ve"res-, Lucatlatt, and Co - .—Kensitigton and Co. —Lefevre, entries, and Co.= • Taylor, Lloyd, Hanburv ' and Co.—Dawson tncl Richardson,. Overdid, .a Co. .I . IANKXAS tt. THS,COUNTR:Y. • • Ar. Haywi,t,ti, Sous, and Co. Liverpool.— Roscoe,- Clarke, and Roscoe, llitto.—Leyland and !Chitin, Ditto.— , Moss, Dayies, and Rogers, Ditto - loseph liadwin, Ditto. -Heywood, Brothers, an 4 Co. Marichester.'—Patr, Lyon, and Hurst, Warringtem.—Peddirs,. Newsharn, and - Co. Praston.—Claytons and Wilson, Dahl. .-.-Tititikriesite and Woodcock. igan.— Lyon, .Earle, and Critchley, Ditto. These Tables are nut calculated for tie use. ofßairkers on -IY, but of Merchants and Traders in general ;as they eon.' taiti Tables fur ,Commissions, and are also applitabie for Calculating Exchanges; Salaries, Rents, 'Prices of Goods, deer and are,therefore an almost intlispenable appendage to every Counting House. TheUcknowledvd superiority of these Tables, having in- Aluced anothet Person !sa publish a surreptitious Copy of a llart olthem, the Author was under the necessity , ' of bring ing an Action a aitist liin,, to,protect his tights which are now secured to hint by the 10.v:trd of an eminent Counsel, un der.au urd,.:r of reference thud the Court, with Coats against the De . ft:ntlaut„ . ' Sold by • Longman Hurst, Rees, and Orme, John Rich ardson, lames M. R'icirardson.. rhomas Cornier, and litack, Parry,' and Kingsbury, London. here rhay be had, The 'First Part 'of the Interest Tables for too Day*. Plice vs. bd. or on tine pitv.o A; o, King's Time T4ules, fiadiiig the number Of days bct ccn illy two puticds. ,L ) rice 3s. 6d. -• IAP.4.N LIQUID BLACK i • . TI - fis unrivalled Composition, with halt the Usual labour, ptorloces a IL''C BEAU, equal to the highe b t fapiin Varnish. Et preserves the Leather butt, ao,l prevents • it c,aGaisiK, is perfectly tree lt - orn ant' u;;pl'easar.; slitelt., nut SO . ll the Linen, 311ri will retain its N.rtues i» u y C.:havoc:. , Sold miholasale Riaberr .itY:ll, 14, St tylattite•s • an d r 0,,i1 ty tlh. pr•ii,tpal 116,Jiin Lon• a shopkeeper in er,:ry Lwit' it, the ottiss, to, 64. tt . • C. A 111 s:tperin; (VI this nick in4.)l3s l'crwrif . n) %etl tpuriois Corr Isoslti.rilo of 4.:r the ~,rte. Nanisf; tu prevent QUl;e4vz.. ROLt::X:f I WARREN si,:,twg Dn each Label, and :4 St. Ma:tit-Vo -1 Ituth.is umped Pei c.Ach.liott;e tel Warr,,: % ulgeking,., POETICAL LIBRAIUY.. This Day was published, Iri Six elegarit'Vols. post Svo. eatbeilislied with Portraits by.f..'aruliner .Wttson, price TON* PtnithiS 111 Thrce Pounds Ten Shillings, elegantly bound, fur a Li terary Present.: r - V'HE CABINET of POETRY, containing the 'best F. NT I 11.1' PI Et; E ? ; wrich are tube found in the Works , of the HRITI sli POETS, • From 611 LION: to LIE ATI'l E Printed In Chronological Series, and the Works of each Poet ph:EIi:CU by au Account - of his Life and Character. - SeleAed by S. J. PRATT, lisq. If t h e !ail) were separated .trotn,the' Chaff which. fills Works ui our National Poets, WU:At is Wily valuable would be to witd is listless in the proportion of a Nulehill to a Mountain ,"--fetich: The Poets at. large, like the Statutes at large, pre pro. verbial :or the quaLtity of worthless_liimber whith they contain, and have long been a heavy tare on•the , phrse and patience ci the Public.' —Preface. Printed for Richard Phillips No. 6, . Bridge-street, Black . friars, and to be had of all bo o ksellers. . N. B. roatthni ail adegintte . idea of the singular orth of the shove•rnntioned Work, it will be necessary simply to cninrierate the names of tilt Poet;., the beat of whose ,Works, tnOtered and unabridged, occupy its pages. VOL. I. —Niiltcn. VOL. 11. Cowley Rochester Hughes Waller Poniliee Parnell Btick Ingham Butler Phillips .7 Garth • Fe:non Deoliatir • Kau Rowe N . ,aluen Dryc'en Spratt Axidison Gay VOL. 111. Pril; Partison ffilt Falconer Pope Hammond 13ronine IV,ILL„ "I'lc.kell Savage Swift Blau . Somerville • VOL. IV. Thornion A. Phillips Col !ins Akensi,le Mallet I laniiltun 1)4 cr Yuthg VOL. V Cray , 'Cliur 11;11 G ca.:tiger , Langhorne It —West Lloyd ScuJilcr Bruce 0 1.. ttleton Cur:oh - kill:int - Arintrotr i l ('ltAterton Arco: - . G rcen . lirnwo. - Snit.% ‘y.Th o mpsoqco o per, . . I)cx 1.4•v:,4:111. Cawthorn Golusalith Stpatt ' Penrose VOL. VI. , Mickle Whirefr..:4 , t I.:<:.n ' Nielson I dgo cIIN 0 i V.',:i ~ ., ,a Ilnins Scott f :11W' .Cont..ll 'L . ...AUX lohason ', Glover . 1i14.:1;lock FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM PLAINTS. D R. FRE4IIAN's GtriTA SA LUTARIS is by lacthe.niost safe and effiletnal Itemedy'ever yet diisL u verett tier the cute of Burt dangenius Disease. Persons unhap pily afflicted with Venereal Conipl•ii.o.s, in all iti.stages and tinder its various appe.min,:es, will ;Ind a secure and present Relief by tAjog theSe Ito t Invaluable Drops ; which, for their exceiletwy. during -thirty yers pr-tf.tice in the most po puiii.as part of Lond.,,i, viz. liztton....gaitien, have been term ed C; tam S . alutaris. The ties racy with whics.most persons so affliaed find it needful - to, s.sonee;.l their staff:tit - 1.45, may be safely employed • while using.these Urops ; since they teinfz..r confinement un nevessary, as well as all mittnous or mercurial. Preparations, or any surliical tOperation wstvever.. By a ppointment ut Dr. ereeman they are sold by R. Bur ler, 4., ClicJpsiite,. corner at l'aiernoSter- row ; Bacen,tfo, and Pidding. 76, Oxford-street; Itiull and Cal by ei I, 1 übjiiil SC. it Singh, Infit Rd ter, E.littrnif,;ll ; i).)na G 1 INgow ; Stains, Manchester; Swills and Lynch, hlaneitester ; slat MOU Medicine .Venders in evt4'y Town, in Bottles, at as. 9d. mat; ItINOVA*I',T) TT has been too frequently the 6ubjea of just and A. general repto4siiun, thwi mitt ofthe elements of the medical art Wave [olt:re,t. 'themselves as candittatcs for partite patronage in the pralessi . Ott At pilvAiC. For the purpose of doing jusri(:c to the lesnit ot our studes andex perience and , . to prevent u,; trona l[a elassenteitat those empirics %Aerie imprudent I'rekan;ioll:.7). , ve, unfortunately for society, been W, faaou fatal); r..,:eiv,[(l, we ba4, leave to sub= to the liberal and eglightetti , i A Cattlitu I aaateitte:3 of utir pursuits and ac. (liternetats. A fteo.baying rec iveda regular medicsl ealtlca• twit AS the pupils of Messrs. Grinded anclithiard, whose It:Ctitres And practice we careful,l}' attended, 4p professors and sur i :,eins of The Lun,lon Hovitalt 'we entered ourselves as studentslo that , justly celebrated se)4o,altrar medical acq uire theta,' the Itoyal College (4 Edorhurgli, were instruded iu the different branches ot attAtowy, surgery,. the theory and ktactice of elte•aiStq, thalwitrrYa lud i t, c a ., ;A l B7 B : l, 4: ck e : y these entutetir professors, Prs. Munro, rAnit.. oo ltuthurtord. We trust we shall not beticeined presumptuous ist than our proficiencylna 'aequirenttatt's ate not livonsirl , ,nriale. Having bat a long series of years made Venereal Conylaints, and the various of Seases [o l' I)elairaty, the. particular oluect ot Ourstudies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowel that We have acquired superior know k.l. ut rlsor treatment and Cure.' In slight and recent caieS of litlettion a ircrrect r•t‘stabliSiallitlfir is eompl.tvd'in the short petted (.01 t tIO a, grd thot;e of tirOutinost vetctacy, where other practop neg . , have failed of success a proper pesevtrarwe in our plan ral trekrinent ensures to the piirtZTlt a Sate anal bblieaLcute. A:itittst the melancholy, v ~!ietv or disorders Which are the ei,f;[ :ts tat' • a MAIM itiOg and, unhappily pursued by the :both sexes,[th rre , ere futile r it ,re a l a rmin g or more out !a:lrani% than those :aeticioncies anti cicbilitiei which fre. quently prevent or entbittu tin .•artrriin ni tral state. To such peligns it must be a trwsoiontri l'onew that they may now, by a new. aim irtfallthle modo et trtatritent, be restored to that grantest at al/ inimati )l•'': ot,;i a srrone, wanly, and vigor. rues constitution. In all cAs,:s or .debtlil, from whatever every tp,:eics or venereal infection, NVO, may'rae....,ol4Sialtectby tt. t h, 10 „„,, Oct * sec rco , and itottour. I lour [. Oita tiou athosne fronl tent,: , , • n' • F4ti,‘;'.', „I C.': iTo state the particti. [ [[[ ?[.[[.:[[ • [ [ itvittg, 4c. ,tec, in. cbr(iog :e,,.:1 • [ ,[[ witun the same ~! ! • • , rty,1011„: ensure 1)1,• . .•. , .....,;; II 4 • • u:a.poStage of , , „„[ . , „,•,. .[•,, ;,., [cratton—gatiien. , ••• • . • :I , 4;iti ftt) - M , • • I. , , , ,! : t 1I I t n t 1.0 41.11 T,' ,qi h they pk-r -forme,l. dno.to, a- t;t.;k: they at tcotteil `,.:•tu:cs at it Fratiri:c. (PRICE SIXPE:: .-... --~~...r..-.-.---.:~...:. INTStICEPFED RUSSIAN CORR ESPQA'DEL,CE. • 'NO. I. • SlR—Baron 1)S - Sre.OINcK delivered t 4;. mo Oil the oth of ',January, an :othcial. Note, of al,ich , .l. iend.you a copy,lin reply to mine of tlio• ttith ‘ No vember. Its contents not bark snorer satisklaory than the limner proceeding of that -Ainbas4aclor, in regrrd to what our august _Master etipeded from WI King of S.weden, and Ith Imperial . b;„ing petsuaded that he has no }citiger arty thing to - hoj by profonging a correspondence un der (iv:tin:it:trees so pressing (2 . ), q.ras lasted more than four months, and has not.protluced any result, is determined tive the Declaration you will find annexed, in order to ascertain:definitively the resolu tion of lieC(urt 91 Stockholm. Altboutth kriutztUit this Declaration to &non Ds Tf.:PINCK here, the trtyeror ordeis you nevertheless to.,com municate it I.4.ojoiViini'stry of his gwedish.Majestt-. You will observe to, them, att this Occasion. that still depends upon the King .to preserve harmony • bet‘t'eon' the two States (3) ; but that 'the most es- . setitial interests of Russia do 11010'dt-trill' INil.ijetty to adroit, in the Ort. , sent situation Of atftirc . the least doubt with redpt.et to the .disposition of 'Sweden respecting Russia (4). • . I have the hOnour to be, sec. Count N tcdt.s.s Pcteriburgh, '54= . 17 Veiituary. To M. Atupeus, at Stockholm. Noiq I.—To wlint his niveria! 141,1josty tind demanded ; yes—lthe pa..irieJtion of the Baltie-- 7 hut to.wlyt lie exinieled • perh:ips, tu,, ifAte.expetted from Sweden w hot be I. .d yield ed liini Lt to ?ranee, the sacrifice of his interests watt {pis dependence. • Note 2. -- The fear of the Engli, li must he very' pressing. Notwithstanding extraordinary ile;ai of the Ln i ;iish the reply of s Engtaild arrived at Stockholm on Oh. tsth March, long before ,a Initt time Expedition in thit Colph of was physically The Court of London aocedad to the Proposal, conscuten not to disturb ti,e reptsS'e Of th 4 Gal tic if Sweden were lett .at Might have been a peaceful :Ind happy corner of the globe—but Russia did not chute it. I,et us no see if the insidious invasion of I. inland will sholter het coasts from the English I:It:v(6. Note 3. itrss'inti slrmy,w;is to ciao' Finland bcfoM , the lick laratitin enit;kl have been delivoted, and oecourse, be lore the arrival of an answer. Yet they tiny; the impudence to spe.:l; of ba , rico.. Wirit was t peeled from the King was i n tact so illegal, so IlUtniiiating, that tildic , Who know the King's character out hope to obtain it with good will. They Oiseito4tip;ttly..tin: !Tines Royal of Denmark let bay •ing rettisectto'ireat with.england atter hostilities, and they propose to the Koug ot Sweden to treat. „Contradictions and ankshe usital-eoncornitants of injustice. Nnte *AII4 doubt respeding the disposition of the Kitrg. Evcsy thwg was on a tootion of peace in F.tiland until the atl lebruaty, when the M i ng sent 'for M. A uor zu s toask him the taus(; of the artivintent cif Russia upon the Gontiers IA hes Alajesty. informed hint that hc Was obliged to place hinisclf in a state of defence on his'sido: No. 11. COPY OF A NOTE OF THE AMBASSADOR OF SIAIRDEN, BARON DE STEDINCK., TO 'HR MINISTER COUNT DE ROMANZOFT, DATED THE 9TH JAN. 21, 180E3. The King having already communicated' to the Court qt Petersbuth, in reply to the Note of the 24th Sept. (Oe.l. 6,) his opinion relative tO the ac tual position of the North and the difficulty of op. prying to it 'the engagements Of 1780 ; i bis Majesty had some hope of gaining the consent of his Impe rial Majesti to the evidence of- those views. The first coup (brie at the circutnstancel of those tituO, and the circumstances of.the present, seemed to be sinlicient to 'show their immense disparity, and the Cabinet of -Petershorgli ought not- to hesitate more than any other to pronotince on whiett side the pre ponderance w,as at that tune, and on which side it is 110 w. Russia; the. principal suppOrt of the Convention of 1780, was the first to abash it in tso t . If it was at her invitation that Sweden • acceded tos the new sy,tem under her auspices, that she cotta -re con.;:iled to England, she Con t radkaeda dire& engage ment with that Power, which, by the rules of public. morality, .the think*. herself oblige 4 to observe, so • long as the , .other Contraaing Parly.haii abided .oy• them ht.Tsell; Besides, the Mined Neutrality of 17$0 once abantionua, Phe.shutting of the Baltic-Sea, teundtl upon the coMmon concert and armaments which that Neutrality stipulated, appears so much , the less to regard Sweden, liecause since the epoch of the last Convention, tltre did not exist upon the sub- jeet, either concert or unity.of principle, even be. tweet) the • Powers on - thetQulcs of that sea.. And this shutting up, which at the time.of the 1./eclat:l, tion sigoitied;pruperly the defence of the Sound, is at present become of much.more vast and difficult execution, bit!Ce the English have found the.psssage of the; Great telt pratßicable for Ships of War, and still more so now the Danish Navy, exists no knger: • In general .tebange of the principles of Neutra lity adopted In the last iustance, would not only be contrary to the subsisting engagetnents , of the King; guaranteed by Russia herself, but would in ell vro bability be gratuitous in not making England change her principles during the war, it would only tend to bring about aropttue between the two States, nieleok to the ally ofitussla,, hurtful, perhaps; O a hepself, and certainly ruinoult to Sweden. But with this attachment;to his engagements, the King , is not insensible to the advantages of the pscibcation of the Baltic, It .is possible that Eng land- would consent toAhe neutrality of that sea, that she will promise, not to send thither ships o f war, if the inefliures atlpptecl aeainst British Corn.. 'On %ill the coast or the Baltic did not provoke her artuatnent, or it hostilities aid not call her thither in the charaaer of an sax. t. glary. l'his lb thc point of vim at leaht whiCh ap